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my oldest son was at harvard and majoring in computer science. he said, come look at my computer lab, i went to his computer lab and he had the big machine and it looked impressive to me. i had a mac at home. he said let me show you something, it's the first time i saw the worldwide web. it showed exhibit and had picture and text. as far as i knew the internet was text. i said, james, if you can have text on the computer why can't we have a newspaper on the web? i said that and he said, well, maybe we should something like that? one thing lead to another and the times started a task force of online. they put out the first website in january '96, i became the first editor of the website. so i changed completely from the traditional journalist to a website journalist, it was quite an education for me. >> do you want know keep going and going? tell me. let me tell you a little bit about the conclusion. i shouldn't tell you too much. i want do you buy the book. [laughter] this is what happened. to have a book like this, you expect that you're going h
my oldest son was at harvard and majoring in computer science. he said, come look at my computer lab, i went to his computer lab and he had the big machine and it looked impressive to me. i had a mac at home. he said let me show you something, it's the first time i saw the worldwide web. it showed exhibit and had picture and text. as far as i knew the internet was text. i said, james, if you can have text on the computer why can't we have a newspaper on the web? i said that and he said, well,...
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hello, oompah loompahs of science. sheldon, what are you doing here? i just came by to say hello. i've been in this lab for three years. you've never come by to say hello. well, up until now i've had better things to do. so, what are we making today? a small payload support structure for a european science experimental package that's going up on the next space shuttle. really? how does it work? when this is done, it will be attached to the payload bay and the sensor apparatus will rest on it. uh-huh. so it's a shelf. no, you don't understand-- during acceleration, it needs to stay perfectly level and provide... yeah, okay, it's a shelf. now, i notice you're using titanium. did you give any consideration to carbon nanotubes? they're lighter, cheaper, and have twice the tensile strength. sheldon, there's a diploma in my office that says i have a master's in engineering. and you also have a note from your mother that says, "i love you, bubula." but neither of those is a cogent argument for titanium over nanotubes. sheldon? yes? go away! did leonard tell you to say that? no, i thought
hello, oompah loompahs of science. sheldon, what are you doing here? i just came by to say hello. i've been in this lab for three years. you've never come by to say hello. well, up until now i've had better things to do. so, what are we making today? a small payload support structure for a european science experimental package that's going up on the next space shuttle. really? how does it work? when this is done, it will be attached to the payload bay and the sensor apparatus will rest on it....
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states spends the most per capita, per student with the rank and 25 otas 37 default nation's, 17 in science and 14 and reading? >> when i share those statistics with people they cringe a little bit. we are 25th in math and some of the countries ahead of us are hon mariana slovenia. i think as americans we don't expect to be behind slovenia or hungary. when i started years ago someone showed me a scatter plot of all of the developed nations in the world and on the one access it was academic achievement levels of the students and on the other access was the amount of money that country spends per child on their public education system. we were in the cauldrons that you do not want to be which is spending a lot of money and have poor results and the only other thing that was in the squadron plus luxembourg. i think the problem with this notion is that for decades, people have been pushing this idea that what we need in order to fix a system is more money, more money. but when i got to d.c. it wasn't the case they were more than any of our jurisdiction and the entire nation. in new york and new
states spends the most per capita, per student with the rank and 25 otas 37 default nation's, 17 in science and 14 and reading? >> when i share those statistics with people they cringe a little bit. we are 25th in math and some of the countries ahead of us are hon mariana slovenia. i think as americans we don't expect to be behind slovenia or hungary. when i started years ago someone showed me a scatter plot of all of the developed nations in the world and on the one access it was...
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we need more students we need more students studying math and science. we must fully embraced the diversity of asian americans. americans,nese currie and americans, a filipino americans. are 95 countries represented with in this district. have long consulted to better understand developments abroad. many are active in trading and investing in asia which is a source of our national wealth. but as congress i sponsor legislation to make it easier for state universities to teach strategic languages so that our .tudents are better equipped am a strong advocate for increasing the number of visas for foreigners receive advanced degrees. in the u.s. 76% of all registered patents from the top of from the top position producing units. they come from foreign students. foreign students in the u.s.. these inventors are driving economic prosperity with the consequences of their backgrounds in these hard sciences. in our current system we welcome foreign students to the united states. we provide them the education and the mason them home so they can compete against us
we need more students we need more students studying math and science. we must fully embraced the diversity of asian americans. americans,nese currie and americans, a filipino americans. are 95 countries represented with in this district. have long consulted to better understand developments abroad. many are active in trading and investing in asia which is a source of our national wealth. but as congress i sponsor legislation to make it easier for state universities to teach strategic languages...
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. ♪ it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. ♪ ♪ >> greg: ho chi min. the show, not albanians had the contestants travel to hanoi, vietnam. they were made to mem mize a communist song, done by a kid in front of a large portrait of the north vietnamese murder dictate or ho chi minh. >> this requires them to watch the performance of the patriotic vietnamese. at the end, they will reveal the words of a celebrated quote. ♪ ♪ >> greg: in the song a contestant said it's like one direction. yes, if it was the massacre of millions of vietnamese. they had to match lyrics to the propaganda posters and then visit b-52 memorial, which was wreckage of shot-down american bomber. >> they make their way to the b-52 memorial. site of the wreckage of a bomber shot down in vietnam war. >> greg: all in all a great tribute to the troops. nicely done, cbs. you can't blame the how did it not cross the producers' mind it could offend those who died there? what is next, jaunt through killing fields? note to producer, premier rouge was not cot metic. maybe the producers are
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education system has been focused on sciences, but the research shows that being exposed to the arts can help children do better in all subjects. even the likelihood that they will stay in school for logger . we have been to the orchard gardens pilot school to see the results firsthand. >> it sounds like a script from a hollywood movie. take a failing school, introduce the performing arts, and you will see that transformation take place. of course, it is not quite that easy. 8 years ago, this was a very different school. violence was normal and children carried weapons. no teachers stayed for long. this was 1 of the troublemakers. he said, art has changed his life. now, he is winning awards for his paintings. >> they keep calm. whenever i get upset. i am tempted to draw. >> art became a focal point of the school 3 years ago when a new principle fired the security guards and hired a art teachers. >> it made sense to go big, bold, and to do this all at once. if we're going to undergo a transformation, it made the most sense to tackle it altogether. >> 90% here live at or below the pove
education system has been focused on sciences, but the research shows that being exposed to the arts can help children do better in all subjects. even the likelihood that they will stay in school for logger . we have been to the orchard gardens pilot school to see the results firsthand. >> it sounds like a script from a hollywood movie. take a failing school, introduce the performing arts, and you will see that transformation take place. of course, it is not quite that easy. 8 years ago,...
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straightforward guidance and be able to focus on other things, like each other, which isn't rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. dennis: winter refusing to die. look at cleveland, ohio right now, just one of several cities getting hit by the latest snowstorm. we'll have more on the cost of this storm coming up. sandra: it's spring already, dennis. stocks now every 15 minutes. we have team coverage. dennis: the c.m.e., charles payne will show us how to make money on cyprus and nicole over at the indices. >> looking at the major market averages at the market. we see the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 all lower. s&p 500 is down about a quarter of 1%, nasdaq down one third of 1%. dow jones the worst, down about half of 1%. we should note we've had a swing here today on wall street. about 136 points from top to bottom. we actually set a new intra day all-time record high this morning but then sold off on concerns of other european stories such as italy and we're seeing some of those spanish banks selling off so here you go. first you had a little optimism on the hopes of the cyp
straightforward guidance and be able to focus on other things, like each other, which isn't rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. dennis: winter refusing to die. look at cleveland, ohio right now, just one of several cities getting hit by the latest snowstorm. we'll have more on the cost of this storm coming up. sandra: it's spring already, dennis. stocks now every 15 minutes. we have team coverage. dennis: the c.m.e., charles payne will show us how to make money on cyprus...
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help guide him, and he'll set money aside from his first day of work to his last, which isn't rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. >> bob: time for one more thing. i'll start. when we started the show today. number of people who voted on the poll on cbs should they apologize or not was 3,000. now, the numbers are 9,300 say yes. 86 say no. continue to vote, will you? go to the page to vote, facebook.com thefivefnc. vote and let the cbs executives know how stupid they are. dana? >> dana: op tha on that note. my friend, longest serving white house photographer has a new book coming out. called "front row seat." he was a photojournalist and then he did the thing that you would have likeed eric, he asked for the job on the rope line one they and president bush said come along. called "front row seat." >> greg: show it up like that. hard to believe this is a paperback. it's so tiny. then a picture of him on the back and lots of pictures in here for you 43 fans. you want up with? >> andrea: this video is a couple of years old has gone viral. it's funny. take a look at 2-year-
help guide him, and he'll set money aside from his first day of work to his last, which isn't rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. >> bob: time for one more thing. i'll start. when we started the show today. number of people who voted on the poll on cbs should they apologize or not was 3,000. now, the numbers are 9,300 say yes. 86 say no. continue to vote, will you? go to the page to vote, facebook.com thefivefnc. vote and let the cbs executives know how stupid they...
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science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future covered. news continues here on when those what's online crossed the line in israel the country's military is widely using social media as a p.r. tool during combat missions but what happens when the soldiers start using these means inappropriately. investigates how much the israeli defense forces controversial web content is seen to be damaging israel's public image offensive and damaging or a bit of fun a picture of an israeli soldier with mud on his face titled a bomb a style posted on facebook by none other than the head of the i.d.f. social media unit should wish the mesh just as the government uses social media for explaining for complaining for propaganda or for spinning it also has to deal with private soldiers using new media every soldier is a broadcast station. it looks innocent enough but this soldier got two weeks in a military prison. after posting these pictures on his facebook profile this infantry fighter was brought to book for abuse of power and misuse of army weaponry . th
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since 2004, this fishery has not exceeded a single catch limit, prescribed by the science. so everyone's done what they were supposed to do. the fish are going to come back, whether we shut it down or not. >> reporter: the federal the nee necessary to protect fish stocks. john bollard is the top fish regulator in the northeast. >> we have to drastically reduce the amount of fish that fishermen in gloucester can kitchen catch. this is not an easy thing to do. it's a necessary thing to do. the near future will have a lot of pain for fishermen and their families. my hope is that the steps tweer taking will rebuild the stock. but there is no guarantee that will happen. fishermen are very good at fining fish. they are not finding cod in the gulf of maine. >> reporter: for more than four generations, this is family has been fishing for ground fish. he's been here for more than 15. but with the new regulations, he says, he doesn't know what he is going to do. >> i have lost since catch year, i have lost 90% of my quota to the reduction in the tax. it's -- it's the end of the game
since 2004, this fishery has not exceeded a single catch limit, prescribed by the science. so everyone's done what they were supposed to do. the fish are going to come back, whether we shut it down or not. >> reporter: the federal the nee necessary to protect fish stocks. john bollard is the top fish regulator in the northeast. >> we have to drastically reduce the amount of fish that fishermen in gloucester can kitchen catch. this is not an easy thing to do. it's a necessary thing...
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jim are you ready to be blinded by science. >> sure. ♪ science ♪ >> stephanie: we believe in science here and also weirdly, emails because it involves the jar of hearts. ♪ no, i can't take one more step ♪ >> oh, god, not this song. >> who is this? lana del ray. >> no. christina perry. >> and you are -- >> no this was a big song. >> stephanie: what i do use for the national scientific journal? no i use noses. science -- scientists can grow noses on the human heart. bitter party of two? can we have a table? >> i have been here a day and a half and i'm already in tiers. ♪ the ice inside your soul ♪ >> i can kerry has a jar [ inaudible ]. >> stephanie: gawker writes why get a kidney off the black market when you can grow one in a jar. bioengineered noses -- been there, done that and parts of human hearts build organs for transplants. why wait for people to die just to get their organs. here is the awesome science part patients wouldn't be subject to the dangerous process of getting -- i'm going to say rejection -- and i'm sorry, please don't cry -- >> i'm fine. >> stephanie: the
jim are you ready to be blinded by science. >> sure. ♪ science ♪ >> stephanie: we believe in science here and also weirdly, emails because it involves the jar of hearts. ♪ no, i can't take one more step ♪ >> oh, god, not this song. >> who is this? lana del ray. >> no. christina perry. >> and you are -- >> no this was a big song. >> stephanie: what i do use for the national scientific journal? no i use noses. science -- scientists can grow...
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that is why we are successful on the one amendment on political science. >> greta: did any -- >> everything that we are doing is totally out of control because nobody is watching the american taxpayer's dollar. >> greta: there is something fundamental. not they disagree but they don't want you to be successful on this amendment? >> no. it's because all these programs have constituents, they may not agree but they want the money spent because somebody is going to call up, why didn't i get my granted? or why didn't we get to travel here? we're cowards when it comes to saying no which is what every family has to say when they have limited budget. they can't do the lower priority things. let get rid of low priority let's do some things that the spring break guys and people coming to washington ought to not to have sacrifice over. >> greta: and day long hammer for $640,000. another six or seven weeks of tours. >> coming up, brace yourself. we finally have some agreement between republican and democratic lawmakers on healthcare. we have bipartisanship. are you happy? well, you probably won't be w
that is why we are successful on the one amendment on political science. >> greta: did any -- >> everything that we are doing is totally out of control because nobody is watching the american taxpayer's dollar. >> greta: there is something fundamental. not they disagree but they don't want you to be successful on this amendment? >> no. it's because all these programs have constituents, they may not agree but they want the money spent because somebody is going to call up,...
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you had to beat people back at the door who wanted to take science and engineering. they saw the fruit of that exercise. it was large in everyday papers. you can take that talent and apply it to something worthy. >> do you think it's fair to say that the push to the moon, the interest in nasa all in some way led to the computer and information revolution? >> there are people who say that would have happened anyway, but certain facts undeniable. the urge to miniaturize electronics did not exist before the space programs. our grandparents had furniture that were radios. nobody said i want to carry that in my pocket. when you launch something into space, electronics of any kind, weight matters because it's very expensive to put every incremental ounce if you don't have to put it there to launch into orbit. the miniaturization of electronics got a jolt of interest by the early space age. and then once you see that it's miniaturized, all of a sudden a whole new world of consumer electronics opens up that was unimagined and undreamt of before. by the way, the urge to find
you had to beat people back at the door who wanted to take science and engineering. they saw the fruit of that exercise. it was large in everyday papers. you can take that talent and apply it to something worthy. >> do you think it's fair to say that the push to the moon, the interest in nasa all in some way led to the computer and information revolution? >> there are people who say that would have happened anyway, but certain facts undeniable. the urge to miniaturize electronics...
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you had to beat people back from the door that wanted to take science and engineering. you can take that talent and apply it to something worthy of your investment in time and energy. >> you think it is fair to say the push to the moon, interest in nasa all in some way led to the computer and information revolution. >> there are people that say that would have happened any way. there are certain facts that are undeniable. the search to minimize electronics. no one was saying, i want to carry a tv in my hip pocket. it is a nonthought. when you launch something this to space, electronics of any matter, weight matters. it is costly to put it in to orbit. the minturization of electronics got a jolt of interest by the early space age. then once you see it is miniaturized, all of a sudden a new world of consumer electro c electronics opens up that was unimagined and dreamt of bmplt so, yes. in the urge to find an economic justification is honorable but not the biggest reason to do this. the reason is the culture it innovates foosters an invasion nation. everyone is thinking a
you had to beat people back from the door that wanted to take science and engineering. you can take that talent and apply it to something worthy of your investment in time and energy. >> you think it is fair to say the push to the moon, interest in nasa all in some way led to the computer and information revolution. >> there are people that say that would have happened any way. there are certain facts that are undeniable. the search to minimize electronics. no one was saying, i want...
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. ♪ it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. [ ding dong ] 20% off teleflora... oh... save on roadside assistance from allstate! discounts from enterprise, avis and hertz! [ male announcer ] aarp has great deals at aarpdiscounts.com. popcorn? [ male announcer ] find offers from regal cinemas, walgreens and kellogg's. they're great! [ male announcer ] and on exciting entertainment! [ taxi whistle ] c'mon guys, the millers just got their cards, too! [ male announcer ] check out the possibilities. aarpdiscounts.com. >>> welcome back. we're learning just how close the jumpbt of central florida came to a massacre. they released this video showing the moment they entered the dorm room where they just kmilted suicide. once inside rngs they not only found his body, they also said they found an arsenal. guns, ammunitions and explosives. a chilling checklist that says that guy was one step away from a rampage on a massive scale. the officers were responding to a 9-1-1 call from his roommate. we're going to bring you th
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straightforward guidance and be able to focus on other things, like each other, which isn't rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. >>> are you paying more for pharmaceuticals than you really need to right now? the supreme court is trying to decide that very issue and so-called pay for delay case. pay for delay is when brand name drug companies pay their generic rivals to hold back on putting their cheaper drugs on the market. bertha coombs has more on this story. >> the federal trade commission arguing before the supreme court today calls those so-called pay for delay deals anti-trust violations. and they say they cheat consumers of the huge savings they can reap. the case before the court involves drug distributors and watson lab over the testosterone replacement drug. the firms reached a patent deal back in 2006 that keeps the generic off the shelves until 2015. the companies argue the agreement brings the drug to market actually five years before the patent actually expires. the industry argues more than 60% of patent cases are settled and consumers benefit because
straightforward guidance and be able to focus on other things, like each other, which isn't rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. >>> are you paying more for pharmaceuticals than you really need to right now? the supreme court is trying to decide that very issue and so-called pay for delay case. pay for delay is when brand name drug companies pay their generic rivals to hold back on putting their cheaper drugs on the market. bertha coombs has more on this story....
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. >>> full of valuable science experiments, equipment floating around in the pacific ocean hundred of miles off the california coast. right now crews are working to retrieve the spacex dragon capsule after it splashed down 30 minutes ago. >>> of course, everybody's dream, to become an instant millionaire. one teen has done that after selling something very valable to yahoo! [ male announcer ] with free package pickup from the united states postal service a small jam maker can ship like a big business. just go online to pay, print and have your packages picked up for free. we'll do the rest. ♪ we'll do the rest. her long day of pick ups and drop offs begins with arthritis pain... and a choice. take up to 6 tylenol in a day or just 2 aleve for all day relief. all aboard. ♪ [ dog barking ] ♪ [ female announcer ] life is full of little tests, but your basic paper towel can handle them. especially if that towel is bounty basic. the towel that's 50% stronger. in this lab demo even just one select-a-size sheet of bounty basic is stronger than one full sheet of the leading bargain brand
. >>> full of valuable science experiments, equipment floating around in the pacific ocean hundred of miles off the california coast. right now crews are working to retrieve the spacex dragon capsule after it splashed down 30 minutes ago. >>> of course, everybody's dream, to become an instant millionaire. one teen has done that after selling something very valable to yahoo! [ male announcer ] with free package pickup from the united states postal service a small jam maker can...
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. >> rick: susan estridge is a professor of law and political science at the university of southern california. i hate to laugh at the minority leader's comments, but one of the finest days for the senate in recent -- for those of us who don't speak washingtonian what, is voterama? what is that? >> you know, it's a washington phrase for how you take votes without running into a filibuster possibility. so everybody can vote, but the republicans in this case don't have to decide when we fill buster and when we don't. so you play this game. it's a nonbinding resolution, as you know. so it's not even like this is the real budget. this is the senate's toss over the wall. you know, i can only say, if student government at usc worked like this, we would all be up in arms and say, can't these kids figure out how to make a decision? i think that both sides of the aisle just look a little bit silly. >> rick: i think you're absolutely right. in the end, the thing gets passed, but at the same time, nobody thinks for a minute that it's going to become law. the whole thing is a charade. >> right. so they al
. >> rick: susan estridge is a professor of law and political science at the university of southern california. i hate to laugh at the minority leader's comments, but one of the finest days for the senate in recent -- for those of us who don't speak washingtonian what, is voterama? what is that? >> you know, it's a washington phrase for how you take votes without running into a filibuster possibility. so everybody can vote, but the republicans in this case don't have to decide when...
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we need more students studying math and studying science. and we must fully embrace the rich diversity of asian americans. in my congressional district, for example, we have chinese mericans, taiwans, koreans and filipinos. 95 countries of origin represented within the 39th congressional district. i have long consulted with my constituents to better understand developments abroad and many of my constituents are active in trading and investing in asia, which is a source of our national wealth. last congress, i sponsored legislation to make it easier for state universities in california to teach strategic languages, such as chinese, so our students are better equiped to do business and conduct diplomacy overseas. i'm a strong advocate for increasing the number of visas to foreigners who received advanced degrees in science, technology, math. in the u.s., 76% of all egistered patents from the top - from the top 10% producing universities. they come from foreign students, foreign students here in the u.s. who then become inventors. these foreign
we need more students studying math and studying science. and we must fully embrace the rich diversity of asian americans. in my congressional district, for example, we have chinese mericans, taiwans, koreans and filipinos. 95 countries of origin represented within the 39th congressional district. i have long consulted with my constituents to better understand developments abroad and many of my constituents are active in trading and investing in asia, which is a source of our national wealth....
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. ♪ it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. >> kimberly: all right. time for one more thing. let's talk about somebody gorgeous, ryan gosling. ladies love him and big star. in "notebook." everybody loves it. the news is you have to bust out the dvds because ryan is over himself. he is taking a break from acting. he said to figure this all out. he has been acting since he was 8 years of age, he is 32 now. he is going to reassess and go in a cabin -- >> bob: they are excited about him? >> kimberly: he kept asking hey, who is ryan gosling. >> greg: his abs have a abs. i am going to talk to him at dinner tonight and we'll work it out. banned phrase. my
. ♪ it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. >> kimberly: all right. time for one more thing. let's talk about somebody gorgeous, ryan gosling. ladies love him and big star. in "notebook." everybody loves it. the news is you have to bust out the dvds because ryan is over himself. he is taking a break from acting. he said to figure this all out. he has been acting since he was 8 years of age, he is 32 now. he is going to reassess and go in a cabin --...
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they talk about it when we went there but this was the worst human rights problem but then i read the science and realized that only of big human-rights problem but there was a foundation in ireland of climate justice that stars with injustice those that are these responsible. it is beginning to affect there is said disconnect but the other would be quite hard that is in to your generational justice. for a short period of time to take measures to curtail the carbon emissions and adapt with slow car been energy because already we have warned the world to a stage of climate shocks that we were headed for the 4 degrees world than it describes that it is catastrophic. the worst in porous parts affects everybody like the titanic. not just the people in steerage who survives. and that it is confusing people that we have forgotten about the people. but let me finish. i don't want to speak for too long. hopefully we have a question and answer but how i captured intergenerational justice. our first grandchild was born he is the older child of the daughter who helped me right. when the number one was b
they talk about it when we went there but this was the worst human rights problem but then i read the science and realized that only of big human-rights problem but there was a foundation in ireland of climate justice that stars with injustice those that are these responsible. it is beginning to affect there is said disconnect but the other would be quite hard that is in to your generational justice. for a short period of time to take measures to curtail the carbon emissions and adapt with slow...
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help guide him, and he'll set money aside from his first day of work to his last, which isn't rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. >>> michael, thank you again for joining us tonight for a very lively hour, as always. >> thank you. >> do something. make your voice known. that's all for us tonight. anderson cooper starts now. that's all for us tonight. anderson cooper starts now. >>> we have breaking news tonight. ten years after we found chemical weapons in iraq, ba bassar al assad could possibly using the chemical weapons that we know he has right now. >> you're going to hear from one very brave and lucky young man tonight. >> plus congresswoman michelle bamman, she claims that president obama is wasting her money on his lavish lifestyle. where is she getting her facts? we tracked her down and asked her to see how she responded. basically, she wouldn't stop walking or running, almost. keeping them honest. we begin now with breaking news. news that just triggered military action by the united states in syria. the news tonight that the possibility that the regime in syr
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science and evidence based drug and alcohol treatment center. where your addiction stops and your new life begins. call now. >> is it time to make a deal with republicans? and a terrifying discovery on a college campus in florida. guns, bombs and a plan. let's go "out front." >> good evening, everyone. out front tonight, message in a bomber. the pentagon announcing it's going to be flying nuclear-capable b-52 bombers intended to send a signal to north korea's leader. now, north korea intends to send some strong messages of its own. we have a new video that we found posted to a semi-official government web site in north korea. second one that we foupd that depicts a north korean attack on u.s. soil. the other which was posted to the same website last month showed a nuclear strike on new york city set to the song "we are the world." "out front" tonight, the ranking member on the intelligence committee joins us. good to see you, sir. i appreciate you taking the time. i want to ask you first about this video that we found, the second one as i said i
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it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. ...and we inspected his brakes for free. -free is good. -free is very good. [ male announcer ] now get 50% off brake pads and shoes at meineke. >>> it's the pop lead. you know that old couple in your neighborhood who yells at kids to get off their lawn? they're probably around the same age as aerosmith front man steven tyler, the rock 'n' roll icon celebrates his 65th birthday today. and while he's now retirement age, that has not stopped tyler or many other rock stars of his era from living on the edge. ♪ dude looks like a lady >> happy birthday, steven tyler. 65 years young and dude looks like a lady. last month tyler dressed in drag to visit his old stomping grounds "american idol." the show he quit judging just last year. >> i'm going to sing a song called tell your ma, tell your pa. >> but that's the only quitting we've seen tyler do. at the age most americans want to retire, the former aerosmith front man continues to rock on. >> why won't mick jagger or st
it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. ...and we inspected his brakes for free. -free is good. -free is very good. [ male announcer ] now get 50% off brake pads and shoes at meineke. >>> it's the pop lead. you know that old couple in your neighborhood who yells at kids to get off their lawn? they're probably around the same age as aerosmith front man steven tyler, the rock 'n' roll icon celebrates his 65th birthday today. and while he's now retirement age,...
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science and evidence based drug and alcohol treatment center. where your addiction stops and your new life begins. call now. barrow island has got rare kangaroos. ♪ chevron has been developing energy here for decades. we need to protect their environment. we have a strict quarantine system to protect the integrity of the environment. forty years on, it's still a class-a nature reserve. it's our job to look after them. ...it's my job to look after it. ♪ >> wow. >> i have no idea what that means and i doubt you do, either. >> i do, actually. i watch mixed martial arts. i'll explain it to you later. thanks very much. we'll be right back. >>> we ran out of time for the "ridiculist." we'll be back one hour from now, another edition of "360" at >> is it time to make a deal with republicans? and a terrifying discovery on a college campus in florida. guns, bombs and a plan. let's go "out front." >> good evening, everyone. out front tonight, message in a bomber. the pentagon announcing it's going to be flying nuclear-capable b-52 bombers intended to
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. ♪ it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. >>> back to "hardball." vo: from the classic lines to the elegant trim in each and every piece, bold will make your reality a dream. >>> back to "hardball." now the "sideshow." first the week with chris christie and new jersey younger generation. it's not unusual on whether christie will get questions on whether he'll run for president and not usually from someone who won't be able to vote in 2016. >> i'm a third grader at the elementary school. um, you've done a great job here in new jersey, and i was wondering if you were thinking about running for the president. >> do you work for msnbc? i'm not thinking about running for president right now because i've got a job to do here, and i've got an obligation to all these folks. you can't worry about fourth grade until you finish third grade, you know? i can't worry about this until i do this job. >> earlier in the week christie took on an even younger crowd. a class of kindergartners. >> did you come here in a limo? >> no, i came here in something even better.
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and joining us now to weigh in, a professor of law and political science at vanderbilt university. now, professor, this is actually happening in my back yard, long island. o'reilly who also living in long island was referring to it the other day and doesn't make sense. and trying to do it with christmas, calling it a holiday tree. what's the meantality, do you think, behind this? >> two factors, one the secular humanist would do anything to marginalize christianity and too many americans allowed themselves to be brow-beaten and swallowing hook, line and sinker the political correctness. we need to stand up against political correctness. >> jesse: now, a lot of people say it offends people when you use the word easter, a very small minority, but then by removing the word easter ends up offending much more people to begin with. don't they see they're causing more pain? >> i can tell you if we remove the name easter we might as well call them pagan egg hunts and it bothers me that the merchants, they benefit by easter and if they're going to benefit by selling eggs and chocolate bunni
and joining us now to weigh in, a professor of law and political science at vanderbilt university. now, professor, this is actually happening in my back yard, long island. o'reilly who also living in long island was referring to it the other day and doesn't make sense. and trying to do it with christmas, calling it a holiday tree. what's the meantality, do you think, behind this? >> two factors, one the secular humanist would do anything to marginalize christianity and too many americans...
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>> the science is that for most people, gay people and street people, their sexual orientation is largely not subject to change. the professional groups that filed briefs in these cases, the psychologists and psychiatrists and everything will tell you that efforts to change orientation one way or another through therapy will not succeed in most cases. >> was that issue tried in the prop 8 case? >> there were certainly thought -- testimony about that. >> was there a fact finding? >> i do not remember whether there was a fact-finding or not. but remember, there are people who are bisexual and go back and forth. it is not that for everybody orientation is all one way or all another way. it is largely to that wherever you are, you are. no one is 100% sure how much of it is genetic, how much is nurture. the real question ought to be this. is this something that people should be required to give up in order to be treated equally? i don't think anybody could look at that and say, a person who knows that they're gay ought to be required to live a straight life in order to have full equality under
>> the science is that for most people, gay people and street people, their sexual orientation is largely not subject to change. the professional groups that filed briefs in these cases, the psychologists and psychiatrists and everything will tell you that efforts to change orientation one way or another through therapy will not succeed in most cases. >> was that issue tried in the prop 8 case? >> there were certainly thought -- testimony about that. >> was there a fact...
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jim green, director of the planetary science division in nasa's science mission directorate. of we have former astronaut dr. ed lu, two shuttle flights and a six-day stay on the international space station. he's now the chairman and ceo of the b-612 foundation, and he's going to talk to us about his foundation's sentinel which is to track the near-earth objects. and then dr. richard -- mr. richard dalbello, vice president of governmental affairs for intelsat who's going to speak about the role of security implications from the space threats, and then dr. joan johnson frieze, professor of national security affairs at the u.s. naval war college. she's going to talk about the role of space in our daily lives and how the space threats can threaten our national security. we will put our formal statements for senator cruz and mine in the record. your written testimony will be inserted in the record, and if you would just give us a quick summary so we can get into the questions, please. and -- >> mr. chairman, i will confess given that topic today, i was kiss appointed that bruce wi
jim green, director of the planetary science division in nasa's science mission directorate. of we have former astronaut dr. ed lu, two shuttle flights and a six-day stay on the international space station. he's now the chairman and ceo of the b-612 foundation, and he's going to talk to us about his foundation's sentinel which is to track the near-earth objects. and then dr. richard -- mr. richard dalbello, vice president of governmental affairs for intelsat who's going to speak about the role...
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science and evidence based drug and alcohol treatment center. where your addiction stops and your new life begins. call now. >>> happening now, growing fears of a total meltdown in syria's civil war and the pressure on president obama to take action. >>> prince harry is ready to come back to the u.s., despite a scandal during his last visit. >>> and no one predicted they'd go this far in the ncaa at all. in fact, a lot of people never heard of him. >> wolf blitzer is off, i'm joe john. >> i'm kate baldwin. you're in "the situation room." >>> right now, the violence in syria is getting so bad that the united nations is pulling its international staffers out of the country for a while. there was shelling right near the hotel where they live. >> here in the u.s., the debate is raging how to respond over allegations of chemical weapons being used in syria and what it means for opposition forces. let's bring in gael dougherty for more on this. hi, gael. >> hey, kate. the syrian opposition is running into more problems in its attempts to unity. the ad
science and evidence based drug and alcohol treatment center. where your addiction stops and your new life begins. call now. >>> happening now, growing fears of a total meltdown in syria's civil war and the pressure on president obama to take action. >>> prince harry is ready to come back to the u.s., despite a scandal during his last visit. >>> and no one predicted they'd go this far in the ncaa at all. in fact, a lot of people never heard of him. >> wolf...
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i told you before we came on the air, i don't normally watch science fiction movies. watched yours this weekend. it's fascinating. thought provoking. it does leave you wanting more. we saw juju talking to you. are you going to extend the series? >> i'm working on the sequel now, well, after this is done. i'll look myself in the closet. >> is that how it works? >> it does. it has to be more removed. >> you said, you're staying away from human beings. you had werewolfs before. where does this come from? >> this one was a road trip. i'm always telling myself stories. this one, when i thought of it, i was like, this is a full story. i could do something with it. >> you were worried how to translate from the the book to film. why were you concern? >> almost the entire movie takes place signed someone's head. i had no idea now mahow to make visual. >> the actress who does it is brilliant. think many of us, we kind of wonder about that irn voice that we hear. i want to play a lit bit more from "the host." william hurt is brilliant in this. he confronts the one character who
i told you before we came on the air, i don't normally watch science fiction movies. watched yours this weekend. it's fascinating. thought provoking. it does leave you wanting more. we saw juju talking to you. are you going to extend the series? >> i'm working on the sequel now, well, after this is done. i'll look myself in the closet. >> is that how it works? >> it does. it has to be more removed. >> you said, you're staying away from human beings. you had werewolfs...
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help guide him, and he'll set money aside from his first day of work to his last, which isn't rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. it's just common sense. and you wouldn't have it any other way.e. but your erectile dysfunction - you know, that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medications, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sexual activity. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess with cialis. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long-term injury, seek immediate medical help for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have any sudden decrease or loss in hearing or vision, or if you hav
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science-based global companies can help change the world. globalization will end racism. you cannot the global and racist. empowers the individual. this can assist young people to education for fitting the skills. this may be the best help we can offer for young people to the young generation in the arab world. this is our hope. is the challenge of the new age. i propose a plan of a joint venture between the european union, the national governments, the global corporation to cooperate in a new way. ladies and gentlemen, i know it requires your support as the .uropean parliament and theeurope's wisdom israeli experience, we can overcome most challenges. a globale lack of government, we can foster close cooperation between the governments and global companies. dangers that threaten the values for which we stand, we shall fight terror wherever it is. presidential said, esteemed members of parliament, the fighter of the european union once said, everybody is ambitious. the question is, where there is ambitious to be more ambitious to do. do.mbitious to st us remember we are c
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that company has a great yield. >> edward life sciences. i keep thinking that this device will bea -- it's a congested heart failure drug and it's not so hot. >> madmow at 6:00 and 11:00, what have you got. we are continuing with oligopolies and companies that have -- >> airlines, rails? >> twitter @jimcramer. people convince mead there's a lot of cheap beer out there and we can open up brooklyn brewery tomorrow. >> they do a great job. >> melissa's been highlighting throughout this week that it's the biggest week for ipos of the year. >> right on cue. >> and it's opened higher by 35% right at the open for marin software. this is one that had increased a share. >> and it's $18.87. >> it's got the buzz words. if we'll go down the marin chain and it's a pharma. this company has got. when you look at the client list, that's impressed and it's badda bing. facebook, google, yahoo! , japan, and if you're an advertiser. and we'll ask the ceo about the net loss for 2012 and the 60 million in revenues. remember 7 million shares was the initial price
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there has arikat, been discussion as to what the chemical weapons were used in science syria. in a news over the last 48 hours -- used inside syria. last 48 hours?he hasstate department no evidence to show that the syrian government or the opposition -- there have been opposition -- accusations on both sides about using chemical weapons. there has been no evidence of that. the united nations is leading an effort to determine whether chemical weapons have been used. there are all kinds of technical things involved. they need to conduct these experts to determine if it is by a examination or looking at injuries to determine whether chemical weapons have been used. we have been told by people in the intelligence community the for the regime to use chemical weapons, there are logistical problems. thus far, there has been no evidence. host: a follow-up from one of our viewers. it is in the rebels' interest to use chemical weapons. there is no upside for president assad to do it. this headline from the baltimore sun. the president urging a palestinian state. remarks by president oba
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. >> joining me now to talk more about this, jason johnson, politics 365, and political science professor. and patrick millsaps, former chief of staff for newt gingrich's presidential campaign. welcome to both of you. so jason, the ad features a guy in a pickup wearing a hat, talking about background checks. good optics. isn't look like he's from new york city. is it effective? >> all he needed was chew tobacco and be watching hee-haw. here's the the thing. bloomberg isn't buying anything. if there is any group of political people in this country who have a right to talk about gun violence, it is mayors of major cities. because they're the ones talking to cops every day. they're the ones talking to victims. they're the ones dealing with the emergency room cause of people being shot all the time. so perfectly legitimate lobbying. nra is just mad that guns are getting smarter with their optics. >> and more than one viewer because i asked this question of my facebook friends, and i'll read you one from randy about bloomberg, he's no more buying gun control than the nra is buying and blackmai
. >> joining me now to talk more about this, jason johnson, politics 365, and political science professor. and patrick millsaps, former chief of staff for newt gingrich's presidential campaign. welcome to both of you. so jason, the ad features a guy in a pickup wearing a hat, talking about background checks. good optics. isn't look like he's from new york city. is it effective? >> all he needed was chew tobacco and be watching hee-haw. here's the the thing. bloomberg isn't buying...
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the stem issue is for science, technology, engineering or map, which again, there is definitely a labor shortage there. there is an effort to actually in -- separate legislation specifically of those industries to get a number of visas students andbring foreign nationals to be able to fill those jobs. now, the white house proposal in itsd stemmed -- stem proposal that was leaked, as well as included the ability for individual studying in those industries at an american university, that when they graduate they would able to stay in the united states with a green card to be the to pursue and build jobs. pennsylvania on the republican line. caller: yes, good morning. my family --trace my family first came here in 1650, okay? what i want to talk about is, illegal immigrants have children and they go to the constitution, which makes them american citizens. however, if you go to the library of congress and of up our immigration laws, they are not automatically citizens. you have to go through the law books. they had problems with that because they did not want to people from england and stuff
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we're on the brink of incredible breakthroughs in neurological science that could help either find the cure for alzheimer's or do the cognitive stretchout. we've got to spend money to save money. let's put the money into research, let's deal with alzheimer's, parkinson's, lou gehrig's disease, the things that break the family budget, break the family's heart, and also contribute to our public debt. but we can get there if we make wise and prudent choices. most of the people in nursing homes are really primarily women over the age of 80. and what are we going to do? are we going to abandon them? so, mada mr. president, this but is unkind to women. but its also unkind -- and children -- in terms of the opportunity structure. the ryan budget caps and freezes pell grants at $5,645. it requires frame families thate less than $25,000 to qualify for a pell grant. that means that if you're -- many people who seek pell grants are single mothers, and there's recent data out that shows so many of our families now -- 63% -- are in single-parent house holes and it can be a single mother or single d
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technology, sports, business, health, science and showbiz news the we're hitting it all for you right now in the power block beginning with this. cbs forced to say sorry for this scene in the amazing race. watch. >> here? oh, there. >> a double u-turn. >> this episode was shot in vietnam and that memorial, you see here, in the water, this is a wreckage of an american b-52 bomber, shot down during the vietnam war. nischelle turn hears more on this fallout. nischelle? >> brooke, judging by the responses, this might be the case, this might be the end of it. because the veterans groups that we heard from seem to be accepting cbs' apology at face value. let's start with that apology. last night at the beginning of the amazing race, here is how the show opened. listen. >> we want to apologize to veterans. particularly those who served in vietnam, as well as to their family and any viewers who were offended by the broadcast. >> you talked about the incident that started all of this. we have to point out that two americans died when that bomber was shot down during the vietnam war. and compet
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. >> we come cuts and science research in the national let president obama visit illinois illinois. >> they did not turn the fact, they cut into muscle and bone. >> the program enticed into end joined the marines of first place which will be cut. >> you don't get to maintain a job as a service member's wife. we did a lot. this was a little fund thing in return for everything we do. >> back at 1600 pennsylvania avenue the students want to get up close to the white house are in said getting a tour in broken government. >> we should have got of the house because this was the people's house. >> the tour comes at a high price. >> a terrible example to give these kids. >> it is like reading a promise. >> jim acousta the white house. >> taking a live look at the approach to the bay bridge. an easy ride. [ man ] we have a go for auto sequence start. t-minus 5, 4, 3, 2, 1... ignition. [ male announcer ] launch your internet experience on at&t's newly expanded advanced digital network and connect more wi-fi-enabled devices at home. [ female announcer ] call to get u-verse high speed internet st
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